Case For Pencils Spotlights Olivia de Recat; Today’s Daily Cartoonist & Cartoon; Yesterday’s Shouts Cartoonist

A Case For Pencils Spotlights Olivia de Recat Jane Mattimoe’s terrif blog takes a look at New Yorker contributor Olivia de Recat’s tools of the trade. Read it here! From the Spill‘s A-Z: Olivia de Recat  New Yorker work: February 5, 2018 — .  Website: https://www.oliviaderecat.com/   __________________________________________________________ Today’s Daily Cartoonist & Cartoon Peter Kuper on an excercise option. Mr.

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Book On The Horizon: Tom Gauld’s Mind-Blowing Theories; De Seve’s Two Right Feet; Shannon Wheeler’s Deleted Trump Tweets Etsy Offering; Case For Pencils Spotlights Mary Lawton; Today’s Daily Cartoonist & Cartoon

Coming in April 2020, from Drawn & Quarterly, Department of Mind-Blowing Theories by New Yorker cover artist, Tom Gauld. More info here from the publisher. Mr. Gauld’s most recent New Yorker cover below right.       ___________________________________________________________________________________ Peter De Seve’s Two Left Feet  Check out Peter De Seve’s hot dog guy’s left foot.  Here’s a short piece on Mr.

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Interview Of Interest: Arnie Levin (Pt.2); Today’s Daily Cartoonist: Barry Blitt; Daily Shouts By Viti, Ostow

Interview Of Interest: Arnie Levin (Pt.2) Jane Mattimoe has posted the second part of her terrific interview with Arnie Levin on her Case For Pencils blog. Mr. Levin began contributing cartoons and covers to The New Yorker in 1974. Read the interview here. _________________________ Today’s Daily Cartoonist/Cartoon Barry Blitt ponders the pronunciation of Buttigieg. Mr. Blitt has contributed to The

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Frank Modell’s Brendan Gill; Tom Chitty Has A Question; Today’s Daily Cartoonist: Christopher Weyant; More Steinberg; Today’s Daily Shouts By…Seth Fleishman

Frank Modell’s Brendan Gill I came away from a recent visit to my favorite (used) book store, Rodgers Book Barn in Hillsdale, New York with the brochure handed out at Brendan Gill’s memorial back in 1998 (see the details of the tribute below). I’m indebted to one of my book store haunting friends, Mark Burns for digging the brochure out

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